Kind of tough to see, but it did not look like the A6 front wheels were spinning. He did a good job of spinning the rears until the ground under the tires was nice and icey and slippery. It's also tough to get out while turning the front wheels - you have to establish some forward motion first and then steer out. I'll also bet he had summer tires.
I'vedrivenxmyA6after 8-9" storms before the streets were plowed. Not only does mine go through snow better than any other vehicle I've ever had (including a couple CJ7's, one with 35" mud tires), but it takes a little work to break it loose and make it fishtail.
I wouldn't be pushing anyone out with my A6 I can promise you that. I can't imagine the spiderwebbed paint on both of those bumpers after that little ordeal.
If anything, use the tow hooks on each vehicle and PULL it out, but even that I would probably avoid at all costs.
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2003 Arctic White A6 2.7T TIP (stock).
Real genius at work in this clip. Firstly, as stated above, the kid had the wheels to the left or right depending on when/where/what the camera-man was shooting. Secondly he wasn't shifting forward and back to rock the car out.
his car was modified with aftermarket exhaust lol so it doesnt count as a real a6 hahah j/k anyways i dont know how he ended up like that but i can tell you this. the car will get out of blizzard that is not compacts snow....it looks like the street was already plowed and he hit the snow bank with all the compressed snow and i can tell you i dont car what stock height of a car you own u will never get out as soon as your frame is on a snow bank without the wheels touchin the anyways audi still owns because it took another audi to get him out lol
Quattro huh? Who says we can't get stuck
